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I've been in San Francisco for a few weeks, undertaking a lot of walking in my assortment of flip flops, sandals, sneakers, and (my beloved) vaguely
boot-like inexpensive shoes. I've seasoned some mild ankle discomfort that I didn't have in a further city final summer time, when I basically did
additional walking than I do now.
I had an awesome expertise with a running retailer that fitted me for shoes and inserts (which I truly lost in my move more than here. oops). I would
like to choose up new inserts at a operating retailer, but I am at a loss for what to accomplish regarding the shoes themselves. I'm also not
confident in the event the inserts that operate for operating are the preferred ones for walking.
Are there any other shoe stores with beneficial salespeople that will enable me locate non-hideous shoes for city walking? I will need a shop
concords for sale that stocks wide-width (D) women's shoes. They do not really need to be formal sufficient for the office, however they
have to blend in much better than the blinding white and reflective blue operating shoes I at present have.
I've observed these posts but am particularly searching for decent service, and would appreciate to understand where other wide-footed girls shop. I'd
favor not to shop on line.
posted by scission to clothing, beauty, style (five answers total) 3 customers marked this as a favored
My two favourite sturdy well-fitting shoe locations in the SF Bay Area: Nordstrom in San Francisco and the Walk Shop in Berkeley (Vine and
Shattuck).
The staff at these retailers will operate with you to find something that fits, and both retailers have a wide choice of comfy, stylish concord jordans 2011 shoes.
posted by zippy at ten:57 PM on June 28, 2008
I've had superior attentive salespeople at On the Run inside the avenues. I had to get high-quality walking shoes when I developed a fallen arch; my
medical professional encouraged On the Run. Not low priced (though they do have occasional sales), but fine shoes, in my practical experience.
posted by kristi at 11:30 PM on June 28, 2008
From the way - I wear "sneakers" practically the many time. The shoes I got last time are all black, so while they're athletic shoes (specifically
marketed as walking shoes), I wear them to client offices each of the time.
posted by kristi at 11:32 PM on June 28, 2008
I very advise most shoes by Keen - definitely wide-foot-friendly, even though they aren't sold by widths. Seconding On the Run within the Avenues, or
head to Astrid's Rabat Shoes (NOT to be confused with Rabat, a nearby boutique) in Noe Valley, or to REI.
I am not a runner, but from what I understand, you don't choose to put on running shoes/running shoe inserts for everyday walking. Can't really recall
the mechanics of it, but IIRC walking shoes/everyday inserts are produced to accommodate a regular heel-to-toe motion, whilst operating shoes/inserts
don't www.jordanconcordshoes.net allow this exact same motion.
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